Who discovered the upper Zambezi river?
Correct answer: David Livingstone
Toluwase
He didn't 'discover' it. For God's sake, there were natives living there already. It's like nothing exists until a white man 'discovers' it
DougSkullery
Dr. Livingston, I presumed
Player #1386132
They always leave out that he was a missionary.
Fifi Sam
David Livingstone explored the river; he didn’t discover it. There were people living along the river before Livingstone got there. For goodness sake stop using discover. It’s just as people erroneously say invented when they mean innovated!
Ohi
Historic lies! The natives of the area are the real discoverer's!
Ashant Of Downs Of M
Stanley and Livingstone
Player #25874027
Toluwase,
Yes but the locals had lived there a million years or so and hadn’t noticed it
Player #8258475
Player #1386132,
Or that he was also a physician.
Player #4874807
I presume
HAWM1981
oh thanks Livingston the natives are greatful for your discovery
Kapampa
He didn't discover it, he was the first white man to see it.
Roosevelt
Discovered?? That's mighty "white" of you sir. Could've just said EXPLORED
Gerald &Estie Anderson
The only reason he should be remembered is that He Was A Missionary
Eunice
He was an explorer in East Africa
YoungAtHeart
Eurocentric wording of the question.
Jennyzim
I think the question needs to say “Who was the first white person to come across this river?” It is incredibly rude to pretend that the millions of black people who lived by the river for untold centuries count for nothing.
seanieG eire/kreta
Player #1386132, he had a missionary position
Player #8258475
MoodyRider40322, No the former - Livingstone
Player #2215509
The picture of bridge , looks very similar to the pictures of single arch New River Gorge Bridge in West Virginia US